George Baxter
ID Number: 50560813
Digital Print & Communications 60151​
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In the first step, I chose the background colour I want the recipe to be on, I chose this exact colour as I want all my recipe pages to run in a suit. So none of them look different from others, and grey also gives off a modern look, I want to make some of my pages modern and this is the right colour to go for.
In the second step, I added in my title of the actual recipe itself so that the audience knows what it is called so if they want to search it up to see a video of how to make they will know what it is called, I chose a white font colour so it stands out of the coloured background and so the colours don't colour clash together, I made the fonts in big size so it makes up most of the space so I'm not left with lots of empty spaces and so it really appeals to my audience.
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In step three - five, Ive added how long it will take the audeince to make this meal, how many people it severs and also the difficulty of this recipe, I want all my recipes to be simple to make so they don't get thrown off because of how hard it is to make, I've made the text in white so it stands out from the background even when it is small, I've made it a smaller font because when it is printed it will be clear to see but I've made it smaller because it isn't that important but it is still pretty visible to the viewer, I've also added a line to separate the method and ingredients from the top half of the page.
In the sixth step, I've added the ingredients list of what the audience will need to make the meal and it also has the exact amount of (g, tbsp, tsp) they will need so they won't go over the top and so they don't have to second guess of the amount they need, the white font will run throughout the whole page so it stands out from the coloured background, Ive made it smaller so I can fit everything else that I will include on this page but it is still clearly visible to the audience.
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In the seventh step, I've added a line to separate the ingredients and the actual method to crate the meal so they don't cross over and make the viewer confused about where they are looking at and it is a nice simple modern layout, I went for a big font so it covers the whole side so there aren't any empty spaces on the page.
In the last step, I added an image of the meal so they get an insight into what it looks like and so they can compare their creation to the image to see if it is similar.
